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Cambridge Science Park appoints Senior Director to drive bold vision for its future

Cambridge Science Park has appointed Keith Purdie as Senior Director of Development and Operations, where he will lead the Park management team, oversee day-to-day operations and strategic direction, and support the progression of its estate masterplan.

Keith joins from Colworth Science Park where, as Commercial Director, he led the transformation of the site into a high-performing science campus, supporting innovation-led growth across the food, health and life sciences sectors. He brings more than 15 years’ experience spanning estates, operations, commercial strategy and stakeholder partnerships, with a track record in delivering complex site development, building collaborative ecosystems and driving long-term value.

He takes up the position as the Park prepares to submit its estate masterplan, setting out a long-term vision for its future development and growth. The plans will support the next phase of the Park’s evolution, strengthening its role as a leading centre for science and innovation. 

Jamie Trivedi-Bateman, Director of Investment for Trinity College Cambridge, said: “Keith’s appointment marks an important step forward as we progress our long-term vision for Cambridge Science Park. His leadership will be instrumental in contributing to the masterplanning process and ensuring the Park continues to evolve to meet the needs of world-leading science and technology companies.”

 On his appointment Keith Purdie, added: “Great science needs the right environment to thrive. Cambridge Science Park already has that foundation. My focus is on building on it in a way which supports innovation, community and long-term growth.”

Backed by founder Trinity College Cambridge’s long-standing commitment to science and technology, Cambridge Science Park has long been a place where world-changing ideas take root. For more than 55 years, its work has had global impact, from cancer treatments to secure online payment systems, smartphone technology and more sustainable materials and packaging.

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